Let's make it happen. Pacquiao-Mayweather won't be Floyd's first fight after jail anyway. The first Mayweather-Cotto fight was a good one. It's in NY too, so I can go to this one! Let's do this!
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Originally posted by borikua View PostMayweather-Cotto II on December 1 at MSG?
By Rey Colón -The Sport Press
A second bout between Floyd Mayweather Jr and Miguel Cotto might be held on December 1 in Madison Square Garden in New York following the success of the first meeting. Cotto himself mentioned that date for a possible return in 2012 and rejected an offer to fight on September 15 against Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, who is without an opponent after injuries to Paul Williams and Victor Ortiz. Cotto was in New York City approximately three weeks ago as were those who handle Mayweather Jr., who is currently serving an 87 day sentence in a Las Vegas jail. If Floyd gets out by September, they would be ready to fight on the coast East where Cotto is an idol. And as The Sport Press reported on May 14, the economic success and the closeness of the first fight, where the ‘Money’ praised Cotto, makes a second fight viable. According to a credible source, the date of December 1 is already reserved at the Garden.
Holy Shiz!
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Originally posted by akScoundrel View PostTake away the swooping right and left uppercut, floyds only success?
What did floyd learn?
(with that said, i think may still wins. but money talks, so a rematch could probably potentially happen at some time)
he didn't take them away even once. Also he was getting chopped by Zab and Manny's left upper and Shane's right hook/ overhand. Cotto's had all those fights to learn from and still Floyd's most successful shots were the left upper and OH right. Counter punchers do better in rematches.
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Originally posted by akScoundrel View PostSomething tells me that Floyd wont be fighting at msg. Maybe in yankee stadium, but probably not even. Mgm is his home, and he has the power at negotiations. Plus, Ny taxes are ridiculous
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Originally posted by check hook View Posthe didn't take them away even once. Also he was getting chopped by Zab and Manny's left upper and Shane's right hook/ overhand. Cotto's had all those fights to learn from and still Floyd's most successful shots were the left upper and OH right. Counter punchers do better in rematches.
In anycase, id be willing to bet that cotto learned more about fighting floyd than floyd learned about fighting cotto.
With that said, i think floyd would still win, maybe just a closer fight on the cards.
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Originally posted by akScoundrel View PostWell your first sentece is innacurate, for starters. Quite a few times he took/blocked mayweathers sweeping right, but admittadely never the left upper. He's never worked on taking it away. Its not hard to do, merely a small tactical defensive adjustment. But at the same time, to focus on taking that away would probably open mayweathers left hook.
In anycase, id be willing to bet that cotto learned more about fighting floyd than floyd learned about fighting cotto.
With that said, i think floyd would still win, maybe just a closer fight on the cards.
When you close one avenue another opens. I disagree with you though. I think Floyd will stop him if they fight again, or he will beat him worse than the first time. Smart, tactical fighters always do better in rematches, even when they lose the first fight, they end up doing better the second time, win, lose or draw.
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Originally posted by akScoundrel View PostWell your first sentece is innacurate, for starters. Quite a few times he took/blocked mayweathers sweeping right, but admittadely never the left upper. He's never worked on taking it away. Its not hard to do, merely a small tactical defensive adjustment. But at the same time, to focus on taking that away would probably open mayweathers left hook.
In anycase, id be willing to bet that cotto learned more about fighting floyd than floyd learned about fighting cotto.
With that said, i think floyd would still win, maybe just a closer fight on the cards.
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